Take part in the Polish Post competition and become the author of a postage stamp
We invite all chess and graphic design enthusiasts to participate in the competition organized by Poczta Polska – the General Partner of the Polish Chess Championship.
The Polish Chess Championship will be held from April 28th to May 8th in Bydgoszcz under the honorary patronage of Mateusz Morawiecki, Prime Minister. During the competition, the best chess players will select not only the Polish Chess Champion, but also the national team and representatives of Poland for future international competitions.
As the General Partner of the Polish Chess Championship, like many of our clients, we love the excitement of chess and that is why we will support chess players and take actions to promote this royal game.
The championship is also the subject of a competition organized to mark the design of a personalized postage stamp. It will be dedicated not only to the championship but also to chess itself.
Show us your talent and become the creator of a production-ready postage stamp! This opportunity is only available until May 5th. The three best entries, selected through the competition, will be used by Poczta Polska to print stamps in the MójZNACZEK service. The winning entries will be announced on May 8th, 2021, and their authors will receive their designed stamps free of charge from Poczta Polska. Additionally, the Polish Chess Federation will provide a surprise prize for the winner.
What do you need to do to enter the contest? Simply create a stamp design with a theme related to the championship and the game of chess, then send the design as a .jpg file with a minimum resolution of 300 DPI to the following email address: konkursy@poczta-polska.pl .
The deadline for submitting competition entries is May 5, 2021, 12:00 p.m..
We encourage you to participate and read the competition rules . We're keeping our fingers crossed and wish you good luck!
Detailed information about the MójZNACZEK service can be found on the website of the online philatelic store